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Bil

I write about movies because, let's face it, who doesn't.

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My Week In Film: July 19, 2026

Ratings are out of 5.

This week’s articles:
The Scary Movie Franchise
The Films Of Steven Spielberg: Part 2
The Films Of Steven Spielberg: Part 3
The Films Of Steven Spielberg: Part 4
The Films Of Steven Spielberg: Part 5
The...

3 days ago

The Films of Emma Thompson: Part 1

The world at large, myself included, discovered Emma Thompson when her performance in Merchant Ivory’s 1992 masterpiece Howards End earned her an Academy Award, and I remember being bewildered at the fact that she was the odds-on favourite...

4 days ago
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The Films of Steven Spielberg: Part 5

What is left to say about Spielberg’s career other than to say that the victory laps continue, and while I don’t find all his latest films to be amazing (particularly his most recent), films like Ready Player One and his surprisingly effect...

5 days ago
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The Films of Steven Spielberg: Part 4

At this point there was no denying that Spielberg was the most famous and successful director in the industry, likely of all time, but rather than rest of his laurels, his career choices showed him continuing to push for material that would...

6 days ago
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The Films of Steven Spielberg: Part 3

Spielberg was devastated when he didn’t get an Oscar nomination for directing Jaws, despite the film entering the Best Picture category and taking home three trophies. Twenty years later, he had two awards in his pocket and was ready to pro...

7 days ago
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